A rugged, rural oasis
Regardless of where you are in South Frontenac, a lake, trail, or good neighbour is always nearby. If you are seeking a dramatic range of classic Canadian typography and biodiversity, our position on the edge of the Frontenac Arch Biosphere will serve you well. We are proud to share our land with 75 named lakes along with countless streams, ponds, and natural springs. Where groundwater lacks, forest and field thrive. This landscape is what makes South Frontenac the perfect backdrop for all your outdoor adventures during any time of year.
Explore a unique crossroads of ecosystems
South Frontenac is a part of the Frontenac Arch Biosphere, a UNESCO designated biosphere region that supports a unique and diverse range of rare species at the foot of the Canadian Shield.
The Frontenac Arch Biosphere introduces you the numerous and wonderful trails and routes in the region, but also to the character of this landscape and community. There's no better way to get to know a region so very rich in natural and cultural heritage than to walk, cycle, paddle, ski or tour across the face of the land. Please note that FAB does not own or manage any of the trails you'll find on their site.
Cottage Films
From the comfort of your home or office you can now take a virtual boat tour of any lake or river in Ontario, view ecottagefilms.com, and use the alphabetical listing to find the waterway you wish to view or find your own cottage!
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Tourism information
| Frontenac County |
| South Frontenac is one of the four lower-tier municipalities #inFrontenac. The County works with other local regions to enhance recreational experiences in the area, including on projects such as expanding our trail systems and active transportation plans. |
| South Eastern Ontario |
| 'A region perfectly poised for your next adventure', South Eastern Ontario's mission is to highlight the rich history, quaint towns, and unique culture along the St. Lawrence River. |
| Visit Kingston |
| For an outdoor adventure to fill the urban itch, take the 20 minute drive and Visit Kingston to discover why the city is warmly known as the freshwater sailing capital of the world, all while strolling along a part of the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail. |
| Ontario Highlands |
| Our corner of the world has a lot to brag about. Ontario Highlands is welcoming you to Come Wander and discover if you are a Memory Maker, Creative Cruiser, Serenity Seeker or somewhere in between. |
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